Theme parkVaughan, ONCanada's Wonderland theme park and Splash Works
Canada's Wonderland Entry Rules: Bags, Water, Food and Gear
Checked Source: Canada's Wonderland FAQ page (sixflags.com, opens in a new tab)Verified by BC
Short answer
Canada's Wonderland allows baby food and formula, bottled water and refillable bottles, but no other outside food, drinks or coolers and no glass. Bags, purses, backpacks and waist packs are inspected, and sharp objects, firearms and drones are banned. Strollers rent for 17 or 26 dollars plus tax, and lockers cost 17 to 30 dollars a day.
Every rule at Canada's Wonderland
An item that is not listed is not mentioned in the official pages we checked. Each row links to the page its rule came from.
Bag policy in detail
Bags, purses, backpacks and waist packs are subject to inspection before entry. The FAQ gives no bag size limit. Backpacks are subject to inspection before entry. The FAQ does not ban them. Purses are subject to inspection before entry.
- Bag: Allowed and inspected, no size limit
- Backpack: Inspected at entry
- Water bottle: Bottled water and refillable bottles
- Outside food: Not allowed, medical dietary needs considered
Food and drink
Baby food and formula, bottled water and refillable bottles or containers are permitted. No glass containers are allowed. No outside food, beverages or coolers are allowed apart from baby food and formula, bottled water and refillable bottles. Guests with baskets or coolers can use the public picnic pavilion just outside the front gates, and medical dietary needs will be considered. No coolers are allowed in the park. Picnic items and coolers can go to the public picnic pavilion outside the front gates.
Cameras and electronics
At AlpenFury, all cameras and cell phones must go in a locker or the bins before riding. Metal detection is in place at that ride. All drones are prohibited from taking off or landing on the property, apart from the park's own certified pilot. The pages do not mention camera lenses, tripods, laptops, tablets and power banks.
Strollers and family items
Guests with medical dietary needs will be considered, and the FAQ asks them to contact Guest Services before visiting. Single and double strollers rent for one day, 17 dollars plus tax for a single and 26 for a double, first come, first served. The FAQ does not say whether a personal stroller is allowed.
Umbrellas, blankets and comfort items
The pages do not mention umbrellas, blankets and seat cushions.
Signs, flags and fan items
The pages do not mention signs, flags and binoculars.
Medical needs and accessibility
The pages describe no separate medical bag process, so ask the venue before the event if you need to bring medical items.
Security screening and arrival
Everyone goes through metal detection, and all bags, purses, backpacks and waist packs are subject to inspection. Sharp objects including pocket knives and metal chains and firearms are prohibited, and guests who re-enter go through metal detection again.
Bag storage and lockers
Lockers are at the Front Gate next to the Canada's Wonderland Store and at the Splash Works entrance. The all-day fee ranges from 17 to 30 dollars depending on locker size and the time of the season.
Park days and Splash Works
The FAQ describes a regular park day. It covers both the theme park and the Splash Works water park.
Prohibited items
From the official entry page. Staff can also refuse anything they decide could affect safety.
- Outside food
- Coolers
- Drones
- Sharp objects, pocket knives and metal chains
- Firearms and anything that could be a weapon
- Glass containers
- Drones
Questions about Canada's Wonderland
Bags, purses, backpacks and waist packs are subject to inspection before entry. The FAQ gives no bag size limit.
Backpacks are subject to inspection before entry. The FAQ does not ban them.
Baby food and formula, bottled water and refillable bottles or containers are permitted. No glass containers are allowed.
No outside food, beverages or coolers are allowed apart from baby food and formula, bottled water and refillable bottles. Guests with baskets or coolers can use the public picnic pavilion just outside the front gates, and medical dietary needs will be considered.
No coolers are allowed in the park. Picnic items and coolers can go to the public picnic pavilion outside the front gates.
At AlpenFury, all cameras and cell phones must go in a locker or the bins before riding. Metal detection is in place at that ride.
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